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Senior Data Engineer - TWE45927

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Senior Data Engineer
Contract: 12-Month Contract (Outside IR35)
Location: London (Hybrid)
Overview
We are supporting a leading private equity firm in the build of a greenfield data warehouse and portfolio monitoring platform. This is a key contract opportunity for an experienced Data Engineer to lead the design, architecture, and implementation of a modern cloud-based data platform using Databricks on Azure.
The successful consultant will be responsible for establishing the core data infrastructure, building scalable ingestion frameworks, implementing reconciliation controls across multiple data sources, and ensuring robust governance and quality assurance processes are embedded from day one.
What you'll do:
- Design and build a new Databricks environment on Azure from the ground up.
- Define the architecture and technical standards for the data warehouse and portfolio monitoring platform.
- Design and implement data ingestion pipelines from:
- Aztec (SFTP / file-based integrations)
- Canoe (API-based integrations)
- Build and maintain scalable ETL/ELT processes using Python and SQL.
- Develop an automated reconciliation framework comparing Aztec and Canoe data sources.
- Implement data quality controls, validation checks, and exception management processes.
- Establish formal QA, testing, and approval gates across the data lifecycle.
- Work closely with business stakeholders, operations teams, and third-party vendors to gather requirements and deliver solutions.
- Produce technical documentation and support knowledge transfer activities.
- Ensure the platform is secure, scalable, auditable, and production-ready.
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- 5+ years' experience in Data Engineering or Data Platform Engineering roles.
- Strong commercial experience with Databricks and Azure.
- Advanced Python development skills.
- Strong SQL and data modelling experience.
- Proven experience building cloud-based data warehouses and data platforms.
- Experience designing and implementing ETL/ELT pipelines.
- Experience integrating data from APIs and file-based/SFTP sources.
- Strong understanding of data quality, governance, and testing frameworks.
- Experience delivering greenfield data platform implementations.
- Ability to work independently and engage effectively with technical and business stakeholders.
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